Valence provides a coordinated mental‑health and addiction program for executives, professionals, and their families, beginning with a comprehensive assessment that integrates biological, psychological, and social data along with network mapping and professional identity review. The service creates dynamic, personalized treatment plans that evolve with life changes and are managed through ongoing data collection, regular reviews, and collaboration across multidisciplinary teams, families, and key supports.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Many leaders, professionals, and their families struggle to access mental health and addiction care that is comprehensive, personalized, and coordinated across their personal, relational, and professional contexts. Traditional services often focus on isolated symptoms without integrating biological, psychological, and social factors, leading to fragmented treatment and limited long‑term recovery.
Solution
Valence delivers a coordinated mental‑health program that begins with a thorough assessment of an individual’s biological, psychological, and social dimensions, incorporating validated measures and longitudinal data. The practice maps the client’s support network and professional identity to create a dynamic, customized treatment plan that evolves as life circumstances change. Care is delivered with respect for individual autonomy and includes active collaboration among the client’s treatment team, family members, and key relationships. By integrating ongoing data collection and regular reviews, Valence aims to sustain recovery, improve well‑being, and support lasting success across generations.
Target Audience
Valence serves high‑performing individuals such as executives, professionals, and their families who need integrated mental‑health and addiction services tailored to their complex personal and occupational lives.
Features
- Comprehensive initial assessment that includes network mapping, diagnostics, and review of self, relationships, and professional identity
- Use of baseline validated measures and longitudinal data to track progress over time
- Personalized treatment plans that adapt to changing life contexts while preserving client autonomy
- Structured collaboration across multidisciplinary treatment teams, families, and key supports
- Emphasis on integrating biological, psychological, and social factors for holistic care
- Ongoing monitoring and data‑driven adjustments to ensure sustained recovery and well‑being